New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-11
LONDON SOCIALISTS oUrwlTrED.
80 FUNERAL PARADE OVER LINNELL-sIE CHARLES
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LONDON. Dee lO.-1hc police have defeated Pretty
scheme Tor a demonstration In the ucighborh0od OF
trafalgar square. Tho Law and Liberty League.
backed by The Pail Mall Gazette proposed to give
a public funeral to morrow 10 Lnncll. who died in
Charing Cross Hospital as is alleged, from injuries
caused by the charge Of the mounted police Novcm-
Der 90. Tic funeral 10 start from the spot IN
Northumberland ave. where Ilnucll kuocAcd down.
and skrtng Trafalgar square pa, into the strand and
10 Bow, four miles distant. Al Radical,
Socialist and Irish clubs invited 10 attend and
elaborate arrangements were made Tor IN c9cGiyc
demonstration again that police Tyranny which
The Pan Mall Gazette" daily raves. but all at
the Coroner, by warrant. took charge Of the body,
which had been given 10 friend, for burial II f. not
as yet clear what IS intended There IS ,omc talk Of
making a new medical examination TO rcfuto NJ al
legation that the mark, OF horses io1fs were found
on tho body hu m mediate effect cf tho CoroncTs
action IS TO postpone The funeral Tho laIl Mall
Gazette7 announces that tlo funeral VIII now The
place on sunday a week Meantime the Inquest win
be conclu,cd and the authorities VIII doubt be
ready with another stratagcm TO crcu nvent tie Law
and Liberty League. The Pail Mall G1hciic' reports
the death Of another person from police bludgeonnr
and says that a third IS lying dangerously III with
fractured ribs and resultant clest disease.
Sir Charles Dixie has been severely rcprovcd for
his appearance at the opening Of the Liberal club I'm
Of course that Sir Charles must purge himself before
rccntcring public life. 1t Bccms however, that IN
giving a general promise to go into retirement be re-
served tho right to speak TO his Ola constituents ana
that he has Intention Of abandoning his reserve
until his Innocence IS established His friends arc
stI engaged IN the investigation Of the charges made
AGAINST him. and We are to have report, bnt only
l presume If favorable. Meantime Sir Charles VIII
limit bl, mblic appearances to Attendance at the thei
sea Vestry and the Board Of Guardians, which hc has
never given up and to those literary excursions 'h@t
have brought him considerable reputation
The birmingham liberal Club one Of the most
prospcrou, and luxurious provincial political cl"'''
has collapsed in consequence Of the spit on Homo
Rule.
Lard LYONS IS 10 be Inferred to day at Aruhd' ~
e. ri,,or.d that be left the bnk OF ms fortune J." 'h0
church when received him ie" weeks ago.
wilson Barrett proposes to revive the IIinccsss
s,,.c..1.c. from Light, Of London and Koihay
Dvc. nnwnrd In the same way Grace Hd"'hD."o
- ~ rrviviup all OF BOucicault's dramas on II
scaie of magnlfccncc not yet Attempted h'I',
1c'nr,rd that Boncicault himself VIII appear III VII @
ii,ppy,u characters The Empire Theatre having ucoh
converted into music hall 10 @ lOU ,I% sCr
which al discount, have iGcGmy s1,0 only
1900 each representing hr WT,m W,sn,d ~ n0nnds Is
4 80 being yet paid up zen ' hir rbIcb
will open Oh Dcccmbcr D. ING IIII'o Va w., w t,,,irc
h tUhunucc 10 secure music license for the Empr
II IS not suggested that be ha' ""' '"'o
property
Tho Prince has shown MS hcT''i,Hy ~ t,'d scbooI
rt hv visitlug John f. sullivan at the West fhd scnu
of Arms These distinguished ItIaoi' n"u mi r. a.,
vate meeting after which sullivan showed ms end o,
tev rounds with Ashton. The Prince also "liIrsSou
some sparrng between jim" Smith ana tIccil'n@, 'e
sullivan public appearances at tho AQUARIUM Pc
trencnd1us attraction spite Of the double prices
!, s not always that he IS well received ~ ~ to
nIvions that he and his opponent arc ohy h"N"e
urotence Of hard hitting
?, o.dor N avcnpe themselves on the special CON
stables whose existence has had caiine e'o. dn ~,
ibs public mind the runans and Socialists Oh L2don rst
nov % ~ 1he Inject OF this step is mainly TO soeP
tbe special constabcs duty and 10 prevent '"'A'
from dining with their families On that aay'
Frank o,Donnol has been inundated with ict'ers